Wednesday February 26, 2020 | by Andrew Page
Tuesday February 25, 2020 | by Farah Rose Smith
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: The VCUarts Fountainhead Fellowship offers a 9-month residency with housing and stipend for recent MFA grads
FILED UNDER: Announcements, Call for Submissions, Fellowship, News

Dan Dailey, Dubious from the series Individuals, 2011. Blown, sandblasted, and acid-polished glass; metal. photo: bill truslow. © dan dailey
Thursday February 20, 2020 | by Farah Rose Smith
OPENING: Dan Dailey's portraiture explored in "Character Sketch" exhibition at Chrysler Museum
FILED UNDER: Announcements, Artist Interviews, Events, Exhibition, Museums

Jennifer Caldwell and Jason Chakravarty, Small Octopus/Purple. Lampworked glass. H 3 1/2, W 8, D 3 1/2 in.
Thursday February 20, 2020 | by Farah Rose Smith
EXHIBITION: "Fins, Whales, and Octopus Tales" gathers a diverse range of ocean-themed work in glass for Texas gallery show
FILED UNDER: Announcements, Artist Interviews, Events, Exhibition, News
Wednesday February 19, 2020 | by Farah Rose Smith
The Glass Light Hotel, a longtime dream of Norfolk arts patrons Doug and Pat Perry, opens for business while gallery construction continues
FILED UNDER: Architecture, Design, News, Opening

Mark Eliott, A Mind of its Own, 2017. Flame sculpted and blown borosilicate glass. 600H x 300W x 300D. Eliot's piece was a finalist for the FUSE Glass Prize in 2018.
Sunday February 16, 2020 | by Farah Rose Smith
CALL FOR ENTRIES: JamFactory seeks submission to the third annual FUSE Glass Prize, celebrating glass artistry in Australia and New Zealand
Wednesday February 12, 2020 | by Nick Lykoudis
LECTURE: Mark Peiser to discuss the evolution of glass in New York City talk February 25th
Friday February 7, 2020 | by Lindsay von Hagn
The Corning Museum Studio Announces 2020 Artist and Research Residencies

A Tiffany mosaic adorns a chapel wall at St. Michael's Episcopal Church in Manhattan, where the Art Glass Forum meets.
Tuesday February 4, 2020 | by Farah Rose Smith
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: New York glass art and design group invites emerging scholars to submit papers
FILED UNDER: Announcements, Call for Submissions, Events, News

Lecturer Susie Peck (l) and assistant professor David Schnuckel (r), in the glass kiln room, lead the RIT Glass Studio and would work closely with the glass studio resident
Tuesday January 28, 2020 | by Andrew Page